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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Friends Of Gonzales Booming Him
for President of Mexic0-The Pe0-
pie Satisfied with DIsz,
Numerous Murders aad Poisonings Re
ported from tho Intorior-Fanatlcal
Rural Priests the Perpetrators
Mexico.
The POLITICAL SITUATION


CITY OF MEXICO, Oct. 1.-The politi-
cal friends Of General Gonzales are be
ginning to propose MIN So candidate
for the Presidency TO succeed General
! Diaz in the term commencing in DeCem.
Der Of next year. a Gonzsles
club has been organized at M.zs-
tean and the lescing newspaper
at Vera Cruz is now publishing articles
defending Gonzales previous admins
latlon. Some leading politicians think
this movement Is nor made in earnest,
cut simply as feeler TO ascertain
the public sentiment, General
Gonzales is al present governor Of the
Stale of Guiana uato where he mas intro
ducec maGy improvements and made q
good financial record, but very strong
opposition to his presidential candidacy
exists among business classes. Diaz clubs
are organizing ell over the country and
4 large numper CT newspapers have pro-
po5eG his candidacy for second tern.
his administration gives satisfaction to
COMMERCIAL and banking people, ard the
general business interests OF Inc country
seem TO desire e second term of MS sd
ministrstion 10 enable the Country to place
Itself On a firm financial foundation.
AdvoCa es for the recollection OF PresideI
Dis2 ground their supper. entirely OF
financial and business considerations.
Ihey assert that the country requires
relief from personal politlcs. Thus far
70 formidable opposition &c the re-eleC-
.lo1 Of DIaz has arisen here.
The recent murders snG pCisonings Of
persons III the interior CT the county
engaged in school leacnlEg aGd the edit
lag OF Aoerel ne WspapeEs, etc, arc charged
oy The Monitor RepuoIiCauo OF TO-DAY
On fandIjczI rural priests. The Monitor
gives particulars OF several Cases. One
Was = school teacher, Mexican young
lacy, q Protestant, VINO went TO small
village in the state ;of TobascU
ana was poisoned shortly after
opening her school and though
ner LIE was saved her reason is thought
TO be gone, as the poison Wes OF thaJ sort
which destroys the mind. Another c2se
WAS the murder OF lhree Protestants
in the state OF Guerrero by
I. mob and third case was that OF the
recent murder II the editor OF = Liberal
party newspaper N the state Of Vera
Cruz VINO had attacked GnG church rough
Iy end who had been denounced
from the puIpits by his Clerical an
Ali the victims were Mexican
ana tie MONITOR Calls i0r Justice
and protection OF TIE people CT ali c-eeos
sEaiAss tue fanatics Of lhe interior.
There is much sgitatio. over
these disclosures which are
likely 10 cause punishment
swiftly 10 visit the Offenders. There Is
70 disposition exhibited il government
circles TO deal lenlontlY with the authors
Of these astounding crimes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02
Dog LeMa IN Esnrnrta.
From the New ! ok Tribune

The severe dog law in Bavaria has been
Inc means CT virtually stamping out
hYcrJphobis III thu country. During the
last seven years there have been only
three deaths from hydroplobia out Of s
topulaeion oi 100000. Every dog in the
tountry is bound, uader penalty Of instant
death, to Dear upon a!s collar metal
tally, upon which is inscribed his num5er
upon the register OF MS district. The
color ard shape OF his tally, which is
really the dogs passport, are changed
every year, aud the police are thus able
to see st glance if dog is sin order"
Once q month ali dogs have to be examined
by 6 veterinary surgeon, and if they are
not in good health they are detained in 6
dogs hospital until they recover.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02
rHE GAZETTE FORT WORTH TExAlE UNDAY OCTOBER

He had been working. here nearly ever
since the crime under an assumed name,
but was known to e good many negroes
who did not betrsy his identify. The
crime was most cowardly andvery brutal
ef1alr. The woman Emilihe WiIhite
was alone when Owen sccayspahaea by
Charlie Wood and Kit Brown, two birth
less young men held her while eieM &C
complished their purpose reHtstedly
after which they gouged out ner eyer,
one OF which she lost entirslYs< Wood
and Brown were jailed at. sGlmer soon
after the rape, the county ssEt,ef Upshas
county, now forming a psrtsfthis county.
They planned to escape and BroW3
grabbed the Sheriff, but was stabbed to
death and died in jail. Wood is serving
out term in the penitentiary for the
crime. Ii is likely Owen Council will
follow or possibly hang.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02
EIHEMEN'S DEPARTMENT.
= RlCstinS.

Wen, this pancu shower g at the frort again
but IRE nawe IS dull AID st a discountat pres
ent writing. The hose carriage has arrived
and 1t su!ts all for the price paid for Il. No
runs a. yet with it. EX.Chief Coyioeyrote on
tire chipping tag, keep up the record; three
Kegs OF beer when come TO town" An are
an1ousiy looking Tor sOmethinv They nave
been out once with their carriage. 1t is a daisv,
Palestine has now three Gre companies
Hope H9ot and Ladder, No /, has he fl
lowing officers for the present, and seventeen
meD bes: Dan McG owaa, president; Z. Cos.
sait, vico-preslasnt; W. c. Ken al, secretary
Q: Jacobs, Treasurer; p. Wecklo foreman; K
Clarke, First assistant foremaa; ". c. Kendall,
house keeper.
several Improvements have been made in
and agOUnd The IRE house.
TGat s25 is sill ready to be put up for 4 race.
and can ada 10 it.
zee that the popular eX-Chief c. W Little
page Of Temple, Ten, attended the national
convention OF engineers at atlanta, G4. lie
must have had a good time and CAM back grcat-
j. benefited. hope to meet him in El Paso in
My, 1855
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02
BlaZs at Galveston

Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, Tx Oct. About noon
today the frame building owned by Mrs.
Nash on the corner OF fremont and
Avenue II caught IRE and was almost en-
TREY destroyed. The building was occu,
pied as grocery store and oyster saloon.
and was insured for $3.50 1t is thought
Ice ire vas started by some children
playing about the premises. The flrtmen
hsd very hard work to save the adjoining
propocty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02
SWEETWATER.
A saddIsr's Invention-4n OLD hLau atya.
tsriouslJ a:;ssiDg

A saddItr's Invention-4n Old Mau afys
teriously M;ssiDs
special 20 the Gazette.
SwEETwATER, TEX, Oct. I.-Mr. A. A
Prince, our well known and popular
saddIer, has lately invented an ingenious
device IN the way of an improved buckle
that Is destined to supplsnt the old STYLE
regulation tongue buckle. He proposes
to Introduce it 81 the Dallas Fair.
l. IS rumored hare that IN Old gentle
man named Harrison PoseY, who is well
known as the Esther Of S. a. Posey, Esq,
OF Austin aud j, W, Posey of this place,
left here some tine ago for In
dams, where his wife was,
and has not been heard from
since. a telf gram was received from his
wife, Stating that he had never been
hesrd from there, and mis- friends here. ST
this writing, don'S know where he is. He
is quite old and feeble and Iney have met
win al accident somewhere.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02
Fort Worth,

The Montgomery Advertiser has the follow
ing abou' wei kno6n Texas fireman:
The Atlanta Constitution in It's reDort OF the
proceedings OF the Fire Chiefs Convention
OF Captain c. w. Littlepage, now of Texas,
who is pleasantly remembered by his friends
in Montgomery, and VINO is brother of Mr..
ilardie Littlepage of this city:
Captain Q W. !itrlenage of Tayas smoke
earnestly in favor of organizing state asgocia-
tors, and diisted upon the great benefts which
would How from such otganiZatiO. s His speech
was ringing Que. ana was loudly applauded.
Cdptair o. " Littlepage, the silver-longued
orator Of Iexa7, came the longest distance"
TX Chief Littlepage is now in Fort Worth and
leaves tor his field OF labor In e Panhandle
to DAY. HIS many friends IN Fort Worth were
glad to see him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02
KNIGHTS OF LABOR.

They are Pouring Into Minneapolis 10 A.
tsnd inc Annual Meeting.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Oct. IA large
number of delegates to the Knights Of
Labor Assembly arrived IN the city to-
day. Each incoming tIsin brought them
from every part CT the country. The
prominent arrivals this morning were
John W. Hayes, secretary of the
general executive board; James
Campbell, president of the
Union WindOWgla5s Association
and chairman Of toe credentials commit
tee; Hugh Cav6naugh, district master
workman OF district assembly 40; one Of
the largest district assemblies in the or
sanizatior, and Richard Griffiths slf Chi
csgo, the second officer in
the national body, General
Worthy Foreman. There was
no meeting of the cooperate board though
the committee or credentials is busy, TIE
majority OF the delegates have nothing 10
Go out discuss the issues of the coming
assembly. In speaking CT the opposition
Co Powdefly, Richard Grifiths said
to-dsy; "There is 8 great desl more
smoke than fire in the published
Reports. During the past year | have
spent great deal Of my time IS az
officer OF the organization travelling
about the county. 1 have visited nearly
every portion OF Wisconsin, Michigan.
indiana, Ohio &Ed Kentucky, aua have
Travelled in other middle and southern
states; sad want 20 tell you that during
all fh3t time l never met
one man among the mass of the orcznizs-
ton who hiss eyer whispered ore com.
pl4lnt against Terry Pcwderly or MS
Poncy. Pew&eTlg IS the ideal among the
tAhlghls, end more, he IS the ideal man
iof Inc posltia1 which he holds"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02
a Useful PrecSutfon.

1t is q useful precaution for the tourist, the
commercial traveller, or the emigrant to the
west to take along Hostetter's stomach Bit
ters. Invalids who travel By steamboat or RAJ.
should provide themselves with 1t in order t.
prevent o. remedy the nausea which the lar
Slng and vibration of vehicles in transitu often
causes them. Vastly preferable Is 1t for tbis
supple but neeafui urpOsc to the heacy in
9edicated stimulapts OF commerce. ON bQSrd
skp 1t not oe3y remedies seasickaess, but-aeu.
tsalizes the rarhfcious effects III water lightly
FMackish, W6lGh, # unqualified. is apt 20 give
9tse to rreEEESi les OF the bowels, c1amps In
aerlal poiss dam It an pfie,en sI le
sdote. 18th eadache, hear;hc<a 4Ed wini uflnn
abe stoh c9ere promptly banfshed by It.. i;
healthfullv scrrGfates the kidneys and bladder
tisn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02
WACO

State Orphan asJlum = Thirty Blvorce
Suits-Giquor Sellers LtcoDso
Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEN, oct. l.-Messrs. William Cam
exon, i. Rotan and J. II. Elnks, who went 10
Austin Thursday 10 look after Waco's interests
II the matter Q. location of the State Orphan
Asylum, returned to day, very hopeful OF Wa
co.'s prospects. This towns bid IS perhapy the
largssss cash ,ofer OF anJ OF the competing
towns
T1efn are thirty divorce suits On the docket
of the District court, which opens ne1t Mon
day. & majority of3the pleas are for a'ultery
and aba donment, with few for drunkenness
and cruel treatment
Several additional liquor licenses. with the
5000 bond, were taken out to day. Thus far
the dealers do not seem tc have any difficulty
In getting sureties on the bonds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02
About Swcetwater.

SpeClAI 70 the Gazette.
SwEETwATER, TEX, Oct Wool is
coming in rapidly now, bat 10 sales ere
reported, and if the buyers dom. come
along pretty soon most Of our wool men
will ship to eastern markets, which 3 few
have done already. SweetWater shipped
out about 100000 pounds of wool last
spring. and it is estimated shat the fall
clip will reach about $4,000 to 400, 900
pounds.
We are having Lovely weather now,
and grass and Gil late crops are growing
and maturing beautifully. Stock Of all
Kids are thriving. Farmers are sowing
waeat, cutting hay end sorghum. Busi
ness is picking up and everybody is or
ought 10 be happy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02
an Important II rnnnr

OF the success Of Hoods Sarsapsrilla is
lae iact inst every purchaser receives s
ialr equivalent foE MS money. The fa-
miiiar headline "re0 Doses One Dul!ar,"
stolen by lmltat9Is, i original with and
'Tue only OF Hoods Sarsaparills. This
can easily be proven by my one who de-
sircs TO test the matter. For reel econo-
MY, buy on.- Hoods SaraePsrilla. SOLD
by eli druggists.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02
CAUGHT at LAST

A Negro Arrested for FsarfnI Crime
Committed Thirteen Years Ago.
Special TO the Gazette.
LoNGvIEw, Tx. Oct. 1.-OWen COM
Gel slias McWillians, who in company
with four other negroes, outraged ne
gro woman near here thirteen years sgo,
was captured here yesterday and Jailed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02
Tho Gain.svins Mao stin Missing.

'i'St4>Al W tuc GdLSttC.
GAINESVILLE, Tex, OcS. NO reply
hiss been received to the telegram sent to
St. Louis yesterday concerning c. H.
kellor, who YES reported missing from
his boarding house IL shat city, but it is
e5Dec.et; that news Wi,l be obtained to-
morrow morning. His friends still
believe nothing has happened to MIN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02
ct RRRis.

Special 20 the Gazette.
BOWIE, TEX, Oct. THE lste heavy
rains have vet the ground thoroughly
aud the outlook is the finest in several
years.
Cotton coming in lively. Receipts to
date 1850 bales; shipments $50 bales
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02

NEW YORK, Oct. l.-As the office of the
quarantine commission today three
deat1s were reported from cholera st
SwinhUrne Island. There are now seven
teen cases on the island and most OF them
are getting Gu fAyorsbIy despite the
weather.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02
Abilene.

The ReFcae Hose Company No. of this
place has reorganized with the following OIL
GERS: G. Anderson, foreman; J. NJ Berry,
] Theodore HsycI, secretary j R 'Minter
president. anG john :. f;roWn, vice president
me number 0 men enrolled In the company is
eighteen
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02
at Uyalde.

DI1N7'IAI % VIIO NTdLCItG'
UvALDE. Tex, Oct. 1.-The best rain
the town sHd county OF Uvalde have had
for quite long while fell here on the
26th. Good grass is assured and the
stocknen and The people generally are
in much better spirits than for many
dsYs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02
a Nobln BE ggar
GalignanI,s Messenccr


The Nouveliste of Lyons boasts that
that city has d beggsr Of Guthenic nc
bility. The unfortunate in question, who
8 an old lnsn, with e long, white beard,
stands on one OF the pub ic bridges dis
rtaylng placard which reads: "Almost
kcantensrian, l, Petrowisk, Count of
B{ackenberg, born at Warsaw On the LIST
olJGnuary, l78s, at half en- hour after
m4'night, ameTeduced to seek public
chi ritp." 1s5ls'to be hoped that trop de
wi III haspasV nothing to do with bring
Ing sont' Retrowiski's misfor:gpes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02
The FIRE RECORD
Residence Burned.
Special to the Gazette.

0pGCIAI % Inc GnZette.
DALLAS, TEX, Oct. 1.-The building
occupied by MI. Vert Peak, in East Da!
las, was destroyed By fire this afternoon
a. 3 O'Clock. The building YES insured
for $500 snd valued st S250O.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02
WEATHER AND Cl&OPS,
First ErCal In Ttxas,

5pec!-l TO .he Gazette.
CoLtINsyuLE, Ten, Oct. THE low
lsnoS n this section were touched by the
fr2s5 night before last.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02
Pushing Work or tho Mexican National
Special to the Gazette.


LAREDO, TEx., Oct. 1.-O1 Mondsy,
the 50 inst, the lopg delayed freigh. on
the Mexican National Railway, which sui
Tered so severely from the late freshet,
will be showed to the front. For six saws
freight has been coming in destined tor
Iexico, ana tie cempapy's yards are full.
Almost hundred carloads of mercnan-
disc, miscellaneous, construction mate
rial, ETC, are now ready for shipment. In
addition to this the construction outfit
OF Messrs. Hampson & Thornton, consist
Ing Of six5Y-dge cars OF sctapers, plows
sud wagons and almost twenty eight car
loads OF mules will go forward.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02
THE RAILROADS.
The Fors WOyta sad DeG.var Open far
Traffic to Clarendon, 277 Ailes
from Fore Worth

Change of Timo or The Cuff, colorado
and Santa Fo- Fora Worth and
o Grs7de Excursion,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02

The D8Iiss, Archer AID Pacific is still
figuring or estimates, snd still running
pgatimiEagieS, aao still receiving bids for
work.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02

Louis, Arkansas and Texas Railway, was
hesrd before Judge Hall this morning
He dissolved the iojunction. and ordered
the railroad TO deposit $4,000 in bank,
That being the amount of damage Oren-
beun claims, pending the suit:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02

CatheFtic or pdTgatlve pills do nfere
harm man good. Carers little Ever
Pills 10 only good, but large amount OF
that Only ons pill dose.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02
&1'Oxx Noun tain .KRCgyxs
houston Eng Texas c.. gltrai ~

THE cEL ALE.-gTgrz LIKE TG TIE srArz
noubI9 daily trains eaca tay. .FhroUE.
5laapa5s between S. Louis ,Fsad Corsi3s
ne on Iza!nss SD 2 ahd betges'r 81. Louis aze
GALVESTON OF TTGins 3 ind al. via DALAI
Den!aoH and sed9l,s. sleeper BET 71een Rows
ton and Aust;n. Through Tickets 10 81 points
Spi:keet route 70 New GrteGns and points II
and ST. Louis, or HoEtoa anG M eR Orle2af
Steamship @ioEsss % or fz2m antt1 point il
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02
Hnmn hnfsa

The southbound NJ ssoun Pacific Was
an hour and balf lac last night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02

DO DC you know" remarked prominent gen.
s sienan 70 Us few oaysRgo, "Dr. Buirc Cough
., ..,3 rs, Is really gg5d thing. Nj daHghfer
w niI Sse me use it foE bad cough and It did
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02

Work on both extensions OF the ST.
Louis, Arkansas aad Texas progresses
rapidly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02

a cargo OF about sc, OCO pounds of pearl
from the Philippine islands arrived last
week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02
Injunction Dissolved,

Special to the Gazette.
HILLsBoRo, Tex, Oct. 1.-The iniunc-
ton suit Of George Orenbsua VS.. the ST.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02

A change ot time on tie Gulf, Colorado
aud Santa Fe goes into effect to-day. The
new schedule is lublish,d in the time
table.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02


change O. time Oh the Gulf, Colorado
aud Santa Fe goes into effect to-day The
new schedule is ublish,d in the time
table.
l.. j. C6swel, division engineer On the
Fort Worta sra Denver, who has been IN
Fort Worth for seYer&l days, will return
10 the front to-morrow.
The Fort Worth ara New Orleans short
line project is attracting considerable at
tention. In connection with the Fort
Worth and Denver Ii would prove 6 rcyal
highway.
President Psd1ocl OF the Fart Worth
and Rio GranGe, says shat the EXCURSION
to Grsnbury for which invitations wee
issued some time $50 Wl.i come IF some
dzI this week. Due announcement Of
Ehe time viii De made.
Locomotive E3Glntcr Gleason Of tie
Fort Worth ard Denver had q narroR es-
cape from desth few days ago while s
nero OF Wild steers wsre being loaded on
the c1rs. An srgry steer came st him,
BIZ. ie dropped TO the ground and the
steer, with fo-ty hCrSe power, dashed
ovar him. Gleason set into the CAB Of
his locomotive with determination new
ef 10 leave it agsip while in the Panhen-
die. II IVES close call.
Another step il It's advance to Denver
was taken by the Fort Worth snd Denver
yesterday. through trains being put On be-
tween Fort Worth and Clarendon, 2774
miles from Fort Worth. The first train
from Clarendon came in yesterday. Ii
is probable thst q new time card viii be
issued SIS seen as the Mis-
souri Pac' fic c9a2ges time which
will be about October 9th or IO:h.
Ii is The intention 30 have the northbound
tram leave between 6 2nd o'clock S. m.
and returning arrive at or s O'clock p.
NJ. The Panhandle Construction Com
panF cperates the road from Clarendon 30
the end q the track and carries nasSen.
gers at the regulsr rate of cents per
mile. Chief Engineer BisseH who was N
Fort Worth yesterday seys the track is
nov laid S52 miles from Fort Worth end
within sixteen miles oe Tsscoss
The crossing of Canadian Will he
made sc point shout four miles bevouG
Tascoss. The track Will pass ont Of
Texas eight miles below the rorth-
western corner OF the Panhandle, snt
los miles OF tTa5k = still TO be laid in
Texas. Mr. bisseIi s4ys he sees rotbln,
to prevent the completion of the Iin4
il Texas by .Issusry l, 1888, ard by the
middle CT March or April the Inc
will he completed 10 Denver. A
tlitd rail il now being laid between
Pueblo and Trinidad Oh TIE Denver and
Rio Grsnde, and e hesvY fierce is at Work
: this side OF Trinidad. Mr.. BisseIl says
, the graders on the Southern Kansas have
stopped work st Panhandle, and it does
not look IS If that company intended to
oullo beyond,thae point a. present. This
leaves gap OF fourteen miles between
the TWO roads.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02
SANTA Re R0UTE.aA
Al
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Pe RailFi7. i
ri
soFs Miles of ssesi Ras!s shss anS l-.S{I
in The sia.s.

.hfcu5h cleaners on LYalns l and DesyseuI
Galveston anG Kansas CisY.I No chance Sf oarl
OF any class. Quickest route 70 Houstt Ia snt
Galveston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02

L. j. Casweu, division engineer On the
Fort WORTH snd Denver, WHO has been IN
Fort Worth for seYer&l days, viii return
10 the front Tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02

GAINESVILLE, Monday, October
BENSON, Tuesday, October
AckiNSEY, Wedns sday Qct9ber
SHEHNAN, Thursday, October
CLARKSYILI,E, riday, October
PARIS, SATURDAY, Oetcber
BOSIIAh, aOnday, October
DENTON, Tuesday, October
GAINESVILLE, " dnesday. October
eLEBI RNt, thursday, October
DALLAS, Friday .s0ctOb
TERRELL, Saturday, October